MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 48 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + .srt | Duration: 34 lectures (1 hour, 57 mins) | Size: 624 MB
Learn the pharmacology and chemistry of antibiotics, Their uses and guideline followed in each infection.
What you'll learn
What are antibiotics? What is bacteria resistance?
Classification of antibiotics
Chemical and pharmacological science behind antibiotics
Spectrum of activity, Uses, Side effects and drug interactions of antibiotics
How to use antibiotics efficiently and safely in practical settings
Guidelines to follow in different types of infections
Requirements
Internet Access
Basic Microbiological background: All I need you to know will be simplified in the course material
Description
Over 90 years ago with the discovery of the first effective and safe antibiotic, everyone expected life is going to be easier, the microbes that once used to threaten us, Cause us lifelong terrible injuries and take the lives of the people we love are finally becoming simply beatable. So Antibiotics indeed saved our lives big time, But our enemies were not any less of smart, they fought us back and didn't just surrender, and honestly thanks to us, we've helped.
The unwise & Unjustifiable use of antibiotics together with the rapid continues genetic mutations bacteria undergoes have led to evolution of resistant strains that continues to Mercilessly destroy our bodies.
Every year, more & more reported cases of infections caused by bacteria found to be resistant to every antibiotic we know are growing everywhere in the world. And more over, no new antibiotics are being developed, The growing question now is: are we heading for a post antibiotics era where common infections and minor injuries that have been treatable for decades are going kill us again?
That's exactly why this course is being published, I believe more health care professionals have to have a solid understanding of Antibiotics, their chemistry and pharmacology, uses, side effects, and wise treatment regimens for different infections and conditions.
Who this course is for:
Students enrolled or willing to enroll in faculty of Medicine, ******** or nursing.
Professional physicians, Pharmacists or nursed
Health Care Providers
